Good Neighbors (film)

Good Neighbours is a 2010 Canadian black comedythriller film which was written and directed by Jacob Tierney. It is based on the book by Chrystine Brouillet.

When their abusive Francophone neighbor Valrie poisons Louises cats, Louise spends more time at Victors apartment, though she requests alone time with his cat. Victor, who has developed a crush on Louise, invents an imaginary love life with her and tells his friends that they have become engaged, though Louise denies any romantic feelings for Victor when Spencer probes her. When Spencer dispassionately reveals to Victor that he was paralyzed in a car accident that killed his wife, Spencer rejects Victors sympathy and later reacts angrily when Victor installs a wheelchairaccessible ramp in the building. During the cover of night, Spencer sneaks out his window and climbs the fire escape, secretly enjoying the citys nightlife. During one of his secretive outings, one of Victors friends spots him, though Victor dismisses the possibility that it could be Spencer.Louise uses sensationalist media reports to plan the murder of Valrie. After seducing Victor, she collects his sperm and uses it to give the impression that Valrie has been raped. On the way back to her apartment, holding evidence of her guilt, she runs into Spencer, who has gone out for a nighttime jog caught in compromising positions, the two awkwardly acknowledge each other without asking any questions. Curious about the noise, Victor looks out his window and sees Spencer, whom he begins to suspect is the serial killer. Following a dinner party, where the three cautiously probe each other for information, Spencer outright suggests that Louise and he frame Victor for the deaths. At the same time, Victor proposes that Louise and he set a trap for Spencer. Louise agrees to both plans. As Spencer breaks into Victors apartment, the police rush to his help, and Spencer flees to the fire escape toward Louises apartment. Worried for her safety, Victor confronts Spencer, and Spencer falls to his death Louise disinterestedly ignores the conflict as she feeds Victors cat, whom she has adopted. ........

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